Monthly Archives: January 2026
Will A Child Support Order Affect My Credit?
Child support plays a crucial role in many families. After a divorce or separation, child support orders help ensure that children receive the financial resources they need for their care. The main purpose of a child support order is to support the child’s best interests to ensure financial parity in both homes. The effect… Read More »
Rebutting the California Family Code Section 3044 Presumption
One very important law in domestic violence cases is the presumption in California Family Code section 3044. This section of the law establishes a presumption against awarding visitation or custody rights to a parent found guilty of domestic violence in certain circumstances. However, it is a “rebuttable” presumption. This means it is not absolute,… Read More »
The Who, What, When, Where Why of Child Custody Modifications
When a child custody order is finally signed, many parents feel an enormous sense of relief. Even if the outcome was not perfect, there is comfort knowing that a clear plan is now in place that outlines how parenting time, decision-making, and responsibilities will work moving forward. However, things change. Children grow, jobs change,… Read More »
Divorce Challenges During the Holidays
The happiest time of the year can also be the time most rife with emotion and tension. Especially when you have a very emotional and dynamic situation such as a divorce or separation in the works. While it is common for issues to ignite during the holidays, there are strategies you can employ and… Read More »
Sperm Donors, Surrogates, and Co-Parents: What you Need to Know About Parentage in California Law
The modern family is made in many ways. Advances in reproductive technology over the past 50 years have made parenthood possible for people who previously had limited or no options. But with these advancements come legal questions that have never had to be asked in the prior history of law and parentage. When biology,… Read More »